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If he likes you, he'll ask eventually. If you want to speed things up, flirt a teeny bit. The next time the teacher yells at him, make eye contact with him afterwards and roll your eyes and then wink.

The art of flirting is a tricky thing, as I recall - You need to do just enough to let him know you like him, but not enough so that if he doesn't like you, you can't pretend you weren't interested in him.

A good indicator of who's interested in who is body language. At lunchtime, take a sneaky peek at where his feet are pointing. If he's not directly facing you, but his feet are pointed towards you, then the odds are he likes you. It's not a 100% guarantee, but it is a good rough guide. If he's directly facing you, then you can't tell, as his feet are naturally pointing that way anyway. If you  have breaks outside in the playground, then that's another great time to watch and observe, as people aren't constrained by their seating patterns. Keep it quiet, don't tell anyone else, and have fun seeing who's feet are pointing at who - you might be surprised