How can I check if my user has CREATE SCHEMA permission? I have a user account in a database that can create tables and stored procedures.
I would like to confirm if this user account can create schemas - without trying to do it first.  (I am part of finance not IT.)
If I can create schemas, then I will ask IT for permission to go ahead and do so.
If I can't then I will just continue to wait for IT to do it on the Service Desk request I put in some time ago (sigh).
Is there a command I can run in SSMS that will tell me this without actually creating a new schema?
I have also taken a couple of screenshots of this user's permissions - maybe they will have the answer?


EDIT:
Having run the SQL suggested by SQLServing below, I get this result:
UserName    is_disabled principal_type_desc class_desc  object_name permission_name permission_state_desc
DWReports   0   SQL_USER    DATABASE    NULL    CONNECT GRANT
DWReports   0   SQL_USER    OBJECT_OR_COLUMN    GetSystemSQLAgentJobList    EXECUTE GRANT
It looks to me like I will not be able to create this schema, is that
  right?


No, it's wrong. 
You can create all you want in your database because you are db_owner. You can see it looking at your first picture with membership.

The error in the answer above is that it consider only explicitly granted permissions for given user. But the user may be a member of 1000 roles, and the permissions can be given to these roles.

In your case you are a member of fixed database role db_ownerthat has control on database, so you can do anything within your database.

To see your effective permissions in your database execute this:

select * from sys.fn_my_permissions(null, 'database');